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© 1992, TSR, Inc. All Rights Reserved. TurboGratxr"-16 Entertainment SuperSystem TurboChip® Game Card TurboExpress™ Handheld Entertainment System
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• Introduction • The Setting • Preparing for Play • Names and Functions of Controller Parts • The Adventure Begins • Organizing Parties • Wandering in the Cities • Wanderi ng in the Field •Making Camp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •Fighting a Battle - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • Suspending Play (Saving Game Data) • Specifications Weapons, Armor and Other Items Spells
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Introduction
• The Setting
"Don't listen to those silly superstitions, my friends!" the hearty Lord Korrigan roars, slapping your character on the back and nearly bowling him over. "There are no vampires, no werewolves, no wereboars! The most dangerous thing you'll find will probably be a hungry rabbit or two! Ha ha ha ha!" Your character is glad someone can see the humor in all this. He hadn't heard about the forests of Karameikos being fraught with vampires, werewolves, and other monsters -- that is, not until after he accepted Lord Korringan's commission to dispel the rumors of a vampire at Koriszegy Keep. There's no backing out now, not after Lord Korrigan gave him the weapons, supplies, and the right to probe the mysteries of the Keep. At least, your character told himself, walking into an area filled with undead beasts -- it could hardly get worse than that. Or could it? It seems that vampires and lycanthropes weren't the only dangerous things lurking in Karameikos. During his simple "mapping expedition," he finds evidence of an evil slave operation, the lron Ring, and a plot against Duke Stefan and his family. What wicked conspiracy binds them together? And what can your characters, wandering adventurers, do to stop them?
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS. D&D. ORDER OF THE GRIFFON , and the TSR logo arc trademarks owned by TSR, Inc. and arc used under license from Strategic Simulations. Inc.
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Preparing for Play • Inserting the TurboChip Game Card 1. Be sure that the power is turned off. 2. Remove the TurboChip game card from its plastic case. Note: DON'T bend the game card or touch its metal parts. Doing so may damage the program. 3. Insert the card with the title side up into the Game Card Port . 4. Push the card in until you feel a firm click.
• Turning on the SuperSystem 1. Be sure th at your game card is inserted properly. Note: If your game card is not inserted properly, the Power Switch will not move all the way to the right. 2. Slide the Control Deck Power Switch to the "ON" position. The title screen appears.
Note: To turn OFF power, press [SELECT] while holding down [RUN}, reset the unit, and then tum OFF power.
Names and Functions of Controller Parts. . For enhanced enjoyment, familiarize yourself completely with the controller before play.
• Controller description Direction K e y: Moves the party, characters, and cursor. RUN Button: Cancels character actions during combat, gives the next character the right to fight. Directi on Key Breaks camp when camped. SELECT Button: Makes camp. Button I: Selects the item highlighted by the cursor. Selects the location highlighted by the cursor during combat while selecting the active item on the right. Button II: Selects the item highlighted by the cursor. Selects the location highlighted by the cursor during combat while electing the active item on the left. TurboSwitches: Both switches should be placed in the down position for this game.
• Basic functions Use either [Button I) or [Button II) to select the highlighted item . Press the [Direction Key] up, down, left, or right to highlight the desired item.
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~The Adventure Begins Turn on the SuperSystem, and the title screen appears. Note: If there is no saved game data, the "CONTINUE A SAVED GAME" item will not appear.
• Beginning a new game I. Hi gh light the item "START A NEW GAME". 2. Press [Button I] or [Button II] . The character selection screen appears.
• Continuing a saved game Note: A game that has been saved can be continued from the point it was saved. For details on saving games, see p.20. Enter your password to conti nue a game saved with a password. Load the game as follow s if you have a TurboBooster+ or TurboCD with back-up RAM and have saved the game to RAM.
1. Press the [Directio n Key] up or down to hi ghli ght "CONTINUE A SAVED GAME". 2. Press [Button I] or (Button II]. The ga me will begin from the point saved. 6
Organizing Parties The adventure begins with you picki ng the members of your party. There are seven classes of adventurer, with three characters in each class. Each class has different capabilities and characteristics. The characters in each class differ slightly in ability. Select four characters to form your party. A good, balanced party requires at least one Cleric, one Mage, and a Fighter or two. This is a good party: one Fighter or Dwarf, one Cleric, one Mage, and one Elf. The characters you choose affect the adventure you have, so select your characters carefully while referring to the individual status di splay that shows character Attributes and a descriptive Summary.
• The seven classes Fighter A typically strong character who can use any weapon or armor, and has many hit points. Mage A poor fighter who can learn and cast Magical spells, but cannot wear any arrnor and can use very few weapons. Cleric Can learn and cast Clerical spells, and can wear any armor and use non-bladed weapon . 7
Thief A mediocre fighter who can wear armor and u e any weapon.
Elf A fighter who can a lso cast Magica l spells, wear any armor and can use all weapons, but adva nces levels very low ly.
C\Narf Very similar to Fighters, but more resistant to magic.
Halfling
5. Repeat step I , 2, 3 and 4 until you have selected all fou r characters. 6. When you have selected all fou r character , you are asked if you are sati sfied with your party. If satisfied. hi gh light "YES" and press [Button l] or [Button II]. The Adventure wi ll now begin. lf not satisfied, select "NO". You wi ll have a chance to drop and replace some characters.
Somewhat similar to thieves.
• Individual status • Selecting characters 1 . The face of the highlighted
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1. Pre s [Direction Key] left and right, up and down, to highlight the class you want. 2. Press a button. The available characters in th at class appear in the window on the left. 3. Press [Direction Key] again to hi ghlight the character you are interested in . The status of the character is shown in the window on the right, along with the statement. 4. Pre s a button to select the hi ghli ghted character. The character is put in the party. Note: If you select none of the characters in that class, press the [RUN} button instead of [Button/] or [Button II]. Note: If you have selected a character you don't want, select "DROP " on the character selection screen. Highlight the character you want to drop, and press [Button I] or [Button//]. The character wi ll be removed from your party , and you will have a chance to select a different character.
character Strength Inte lligence Wi dom Dexterity Configuration Charm B. Hit Points: A character di es if hi s hit points are decreased to zero through being attacked. 9 . Summary: Brief summary that may help yo u to select among characte rs.
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~Wandering in the Cities A new game begins in the city , Radlebb Keep. When your party enters a city, a forest, a dungeon or other location, the screen switches to the 3-D display. Make maps o that your party will not get lo t. Get some graph paper and map out the level a you play them.
1 . The area you are in 2. The compass which show your
There are four basic shop in the city. Visit appropriate shops a necessary.
Armory At thi hop, your party can buy weapons and sell weapon and arrnor. Temple At this shop, your party can get healed, resurrected, and buy healing potions. Spells At this magic shop, your party can buy magical items, learn a few new spells, and get newly-found items identified.
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3. Party window: the members of your party and their active equipment
The Tavern At this shop, your party can participate in numerous diversions, or you can rent a room. Renting a room is similar to Camping.
• Controller functions Wander through the 3-D locations, stepping on every square and bumping into every wa ll. To advance the plot your party may find special items which appea r below the compass or ecret door . Most doors and stairways can be entered by walking through them. If your party sees characters or monsters, you need to ta lk to them to get whatever clue they may have. Your party may be attacked by them. In that case, the screen switche to the combat creen. (See p. 17.) Whi le wandering, your party can make camp. (See p.13.) 10
To move your party forward, press [Direction Key] up. To move your party backward, press [Direction Key] down. To change your heading to the right, press [Direction Key] right. To change your heading to the left, press [Direction Key] left. To see the following text, press [Button I] or [Button 11]. To make camp, press [SELECT]. 11
~ Wandering in the Field When your party exits a 3-D location to the field, the screen witches to the overhead screen.
1 . Your party 2. Party window: the member of your party and their equipment 3. Grass 4. Bridge 5. Mountain 6. River 7. Tree Your party can walk over grass and bridges. but cannot walk over the mountains, rivers, or tree . When your party moves near the gate of a 3- D location, you are asked if your pany should enter it. Select "YES " if you want to enter or select " O" if not. The Monsters are not shown in the overhead sc reen. But when your party run into monsters, the sc reen switches to the co mbat cree n.(See p.17.) While wandering, your party can make camp.(See p.13.)
• Controller functions
Making Camp Pre [SELECT] while wandering or fighting, and the screen switches to the inventory/camp creen. This screen allows you to manipulate the inventory. The characters can carry or drop armor, rings, boots, g love , and change the active items that the character can use in combat. Al so, spellca ters can cast certain spells, or memorize spells for future use in combat. This screen also allows you to save the game or toggle the music on and off using the optional menu whi le wandering, and to flee a combat while fighting. To make camp, pre s the [SELECT] button anytime whi le wandering or fighting.
1 . The status of the character the cursor is on.
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LY: Level NEXT LEVEL: Experience required for the next level Optional menu Only displays "FLEE" during combat Equipment window Text window Inventory window Party window
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• Controller functions To move the cur or up, down, left or right, press the [Direction Key]. To break camp, pre s the [RUN] button. To move the cursor within a window, pre s the [Direction Key] left and right. To move the cur or to a different window, pres the [Direction Key] up and down. To move the cursor to the optional menu, u e the [Direction Key] to first move to the inventory window, and then pre the [Direction Key] left.
• Equipping characters with items in the Inventory window I. Highlight the character you want in the party window. 2. Move the cur or in the inventory window and highlight the item you want him/her to carry.
Note: Sixteen irerns can be put in the party invemory but only eight of them are shown in the window. To ee the rest of the inventory, highlight the arrow at the left or right of the party in ventory and press [Button I] or [Button II] . 5. Press [Butto n II] to carry the item or press [Button l] to drop it forever. 6. Repeat steps I, 2, 3 and 4 until you are satisfied with the equipment. Nore: If the slorfor the item is full in the equipment window, first drop the equipment currently held and then pe1form the steps given above. To trade item among party members, you wou ld first put the item in the party inventory, then go to the new character and take the item out of the party inventory and give it to that character.
• Taking items off in the equipment window J. Highlight the character you want in the party window. 2. Move the cursor in the equipment window and highlight the item you want him/her to take off or drop. 3. Pre s [Button II] to take it off or pres [Button I] to drop it forever. If taken off, the item is removed from the equipment window, and appears in the inventory window.
• Memorizing or casting spells Spellca ters must memorize spells and re t before they can cast spells. If you find a new croll, wield it. You will see the spell in the pell li t and the spellca ter can then memorize it. I. In the party window, highlight the character who can ea t pells. Pre s [Button I] or [Button II]. You are a ked whether you want to cast a spell or memorize new ones. 2. If you want to memorize spell . select "memorize." The list of spell s the character knows appears. 3. Highlight the spells you want to have memorized , and press [Button II]. The number of the memorized spells increa e . Pressing [Button II] decreases the number.
Note: Th e number of spells a character can memori::.e depends on his/her class and level. Carefully select spells that complement each other well.
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4. After you have selected the spells to be memorized, select "REST' in the optional menu to memorize the pell . Not e: If you choose spells to memorize but do not rest, the spellcaster will not be able to memorize the spells. Only certain pell like healing or protection are appropriate for casting when in camp. If you want to ea ta pell , select "cast" after tep 1. The list of spells the character knows appears. Select the pell in the Ji t to be cast.
• Optional menu The fo llowing items are listed on the Optional menu:
REST Allow the specified spell(s) to be memorized . SAVE GAME Save current game data. (See p.20.) MUSIC Select ON to turn the background music on . Select OFF if you do not want sound effects . FLEE Select this item during combat if you need to flee. 1. Move the cursor to the optiona l menu. 2. Select the menu you want. 16
Fighting a Battle When you encounter mon ters in cities, forests , dungeons, or fields , the screen switches to the combat screen . All combat is tactical. The action taken by each of your character i entirely your decision. You can defeat even the stronge t of opponents if you choo e the right method of attack. If you surprise a monster or group of mon ter , you may attack the enemy first. If a monster or group of monsters urprises you, the enemy may attack you first. The order in which party member attack is based upon character level and Dexterity. The fight continues until the enemy's hit points reach zero.
1. Cur or 2. Range of motion 3. Text window Enemy name Hit point Distance to enemy 4. Active item 5. Party window
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• Offense
• If you win the battle
I. Move the attacki ng character (indicated by the cur or highlight. ) Nole: Usually, To anack, your charac1er 11eeds 10 move next 10 The enemy 111011s1er. Cerwin iveapons and spells can be used or cas1 from a dis1ance, as long as walls or Trees do no/ block your line-of-sigh/ To The 1C1rge1ed enemy. OTher charac1ers and mons1ers do 1101 block your lin eof-sigh1. For fun her dewils 011 moving cha rac1ers, seep. 1 I. 2. If you wish only to move without attacking, successively press the [RU ] button. The right to attack will be transferred to the next character. If you wish to attack, decide which active item to attack with by pressing [Button I] for the right item or [Button II] for the left one. The cursor will move on top of a nearby enemy. Nole: If you wish to cancel The selected item, press The [RUN] bunon. 3. Put the cursor on the enemy to be attacked. ame, hit points, and distance to the targeted enemy will be displayed. 4. Pre [Button I] or [Button II] . The character will attack the targeted enemy. Nole: A spell will be cast if The selecfed if em is a spell book or an ankh. A spell cannof be cas1 if if has 1101 been m emori~ed, if all spells of That Type have been used or The characfer's spell cas1ing abilily has been disabled. Result of the attack are shown in the text window. 5. The fight continues until the enemy's hit points reach zero. Nore: If you need to flee from co111ba1. make camp and selecf "FLEE "from 1he Op1ional menu.
The character can obtain weapon , variou other item , and gold if the defeated mon ter was carrying a trea ure chest. The character can also obtain experience point . Once experience point pa s a certain value, the character's level is increased. When a character's level is increased , his hit point are raised, his fighting abi lities are increased and, if a spellca ter, he becomes capable of casting more powerful pell . Nothing is gained if you flee from combat. Found items can be placed in the party inventory as follow . I. Highlight the item that you want in the found items window. 2. Press [Button I] or [Button II] to put it in the inventory. These poil are now the property of your party and can be given to a party member to wield. 3. Press [RUN] to leave behind any unwanted items.
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.Suspending Play !Saving Game Data) The adventure you are about to set out on cannot be completed in a single session . You are therefore allowed to save game data. You may continue an adventure from the point a game wa aved at by loading the game data of the aved game.
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Note: Game data for up to four games can be saved. "-FULL- " appears next to names that have already been used to save game data. "+FREE+ " appears next to names that are available for saving game data. If a game is wved under a name for which "- FULL- " is displayed, the previous game data saved under that name will be deleted. Press [SELECT] while holding down [RUN] , reset the unit, and then turn OFF power.
• Saving game data Note: You cannot save the game with a password while in the city. If you have a TurboBooster+ or TurboCD with back-up RAM, you can save the game to RAM while in !he city. 1. Press [SELECT] and make camp. 2. Select "SA VE GAME" from the optional menu. A password will be displayed in the text window. Be ure to carefully record this password as it will be necessary when resta.iting the same game. If you have a TurboBooster+ or TurboCD with back-up RAM, a list of data names appear in the center of the text window.
Highlight the name you wish to give the data by pressing the [Direction Key] and then pres [Button I]. Game data will be aved under the name selected. When you load the game data later, select the same name from the selection screen that appears at that time.
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Specifications • Weapons, armor and other items
wea pons AXE BOW DAGGER DART MACE SHORT SWORD SLING SPEAR STAFF SWORD
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WAND s WAND OF COLD WAND OF FIREBALLS WAND OF LIGHTNING STAFF OF STRIKING STAFF OF HEALING
Eff ect A cone doina 6-36 hit points of damaqe Same as fireball soell Same as lightning bolt spell Does 2-12 hit points of damage to one enemv Heals 2-7 hit points
ARMOR SHIELD LEATHER ARMOR CHAIN MAIL PLATE MAIL
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Ranae 1 18 1 6 1 1 16 1 1 1
1-6 1-6 1-4 1-3 1-6 1-6 1-4 1-6 1-6 1-8
protect1on 1 2 4 6
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POTIONS HEALI NG EXTRA HEALI N G FIRE RESIST A N CE I NVU LNERABILITY
Effect User heals 2-7 hit points . User heals 4-14 hit points . Reduces damaqe taken from fire attacks Armor class bonus 2, Saving Throw bonus 2
RING FIRE RESISTAN CE PROTECTIO N +1 REGEN ERATION
Effect Wearer takes reduced damaoe from fire attacks. Increases Armor Class and Savina Throws bv 1. The wearer slowly regains hit points during combat, and will heal completely when resting in camp .
SPECIAL MAGICAL ITEMS DISPLACER CLOAK
Effects Increases Armor Class by 2, most Saving Throws by 2, and makes the wearer impervious to missile attacks .
GIRDLE OF GIANT STRENGTH GAUNTLETS OF OGRE POWER BOOTS OF SPEED
Doubles the amount of damage done by the wearer with whatever weapon he is using . Increases the wearer's Strength to 18. Allows the user to always move at maximum speed in combat.
F,C,E,D,H F,C,T,E,D,H F,C,E,D,H F,C,E,D,H
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•Spells
Clerical Spells Cure Light Wounds Range: Touch Durati on: Permanent Effect: Any one li ving creature Thi s spell e ither hea ls damage or rem oves paralys is. If used to heal, it can cure 2-7 points o f damage. It cannot heal damage if used to cure para lys is. The cleri c may cast it on himself if de ired. Thi s pell cannot increase a creature's total hit points above th e original amount.
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The reverse of cure lighr wounds, thi s spell cases 2-7 points of damage to any creature or character touched (no saving th row is allowed). The cleri c must make a normal attack ro ll to infli ct thi damage.
Protection from Evil Range: 0 Du rati on: 12 turn Effect: The c leri c onl y Thi s spell creates an in visib le mag ical barri er all around the cleri c's body (less th an an inch away). While th e spe ll lasts, characters and monsters attacking the cleri c are penali zed by l to their attack ro lls, and the c leric gains a + 1 bonu to all saving throws. In additi on, enchanted creatures ca nnot even touch the cleri c! (A n enchanted creature is one that norm al weapons will not affect, one whi ch on ly mag ical weapon can hit. A creature that can only be hit by a sil ver weapon - a werewolf, for
exa mp le - is not an enchanted creature. Any creature that is magicall y summoned or contro lled , uch as a charmed character, is a l o considered to be an enchanted creature. ) The barri er thus compl etely protects the c leri c fro m all me lee o r hand-to- hand attacks fro m such creatures; however, it cann ot prevent attacks from missile weapons. Enchanted creatu res using mi ssile weapons still suffer the - 1 penalty to the attack ro ll , but th ey can hit the cleric. This spell will not affect a magic missile spe ll used by magic- users. If the c leric attacks an enchanted creature during the pell's du raiton, the spell's effect changes slightly. Enchanted creatures are then able to touch the magic-user, but still suffer the attack ro ll penalty; the penalty and the cleric's saving throw adju stments still apply until the spe ll duration ends.
Resist Cold Range: 0 Durati on: 6 turn s Effect: A ll creatures within 3 squ ares When this spell is cast, all creature within 3 squares of the cleric ca n withstand freezing temperatures without harm . In additio n, those affected gain a bonu of+ 2 to all saving throws again st cold attacks. Furthermore, any damage from cold is reduced by 1 point per die of damage (but with a minimum of 1 point of damage per di e) . The effect will move with the c leric.
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Clerical Spells Bless Range: 6 squares Durati on: 6 turn Effect: All within a 2 - squ are area This spell improves the moral e of fri endl y creature by + I and gives the recipients a + 1 bonus on all attack and damage roll s. It will only affect creatures in a 2 squares x 2 squ ares area, and onl y th o e who are not yet in melee.
Blight Range: 6 squares Duration : 6 Turn Effect: All within a 2 - squ are area The reverse of Bless places a - 1 penalty on ene mies' morale, attack roll s, and damage roll s. Each victim may make a sa ving throw vs. pell s to avo id the penalties.
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Resist Fire Range: 3 squ ares Du ration: 2 turn s Effect: One living creature For the durati on of thi s spe ll , norm al fi re and heat cann ot harm the spe ll's reci pient. The recipient al o gains a +2 bonus on all saving throw against magical fire (dragon's breath, fireba ll, etc.). Furtherm ore. damage from such fire is reduced by I point per die of damage (thou gh each di e wi ll inflict at least I po int of damage, rega rdl ess of adjustments). Red dragon breath damage is reduced by I point per Hit Die of th e creature (again , to no less th an I point of damage per Hit Die) .
Silence 15 1 Radius Range: 18 squares Durati on: 12 turns Effect: Sphere of silence 3 squares across Thi s spell makes the area of effect totally silent. Conversati on and spe llcasting in this area are impossible for the duration of the spell. Thi s spe ll does not prevent a person within the area from hearing noise outside the area. If cast on a creaturre, the victim must make a saving thro w vs. spell or the spell effects will move with the creature. If the saving throw is successful , the spell remai ns in the area in whi ch it was cast, and the victim may move out of the area.
Hold Person Range: 18 squares Durati on: 9 turn s Effect: Para lyzes up to 4 creatures The hold person spell will affect any human, demihum an, or hum an-li ke creature (bugbear, dryad, gno ll , hobgoblin, kobold, li zard man, ogre, ore, ni xie, pi xie or sprite, for instance). It will not affect the undead or creature larger th an ogre . Each victim must make a saving throw vs. spe lls or be para lyzed for nine turn s. The spell may be cast at a ingle person or at a group. If cast at a sing le person, the victim suffers a - 2 penalty to the saving throw. If cast at a group, it will affect up to four persons (of the c leri c's choice), but with no penalty to their roll s. The paralysis may onl y be removed by the reversed fo rm of the spell , or by a dispel magic spell.
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Clerical Spell.s
Clerical Spell.s
Curse Range: Touch Duration: Permanent Effect: Curses opponent
Cure Serious Wounds Range: Touch Duration: Permanent Effect: Any one living creature
The reverse of remove curse, cause a misfortune or penalty to affect the victim: - 4 penalty on attack roll ; - 2 penalty on aving throw ; prime requisite reduced to half normal; - 4 penalty on others' reaction rolls to him . The victim may make a saving throw vs. spell to avoid the curse.
This spell is simi lar to a cure light wounds pell, but wi ll cure one creature of 4-14 points of damage.
Cause Serious Wounds Range: Touch Du ration: Permanent Effect: Any one living creature This spel l cau e 4-14 points of damage to any creature or character touched (no savi ng throw). The ea ter mu t make a normal attack roll to succe fully cast the cause serious wounds spell.
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Dispel Magic Range: 12 squares Duration: Permanent Effect: Destroys pells in a 2 squares cube
spellca ter can cast dispel magic on the victim of a ring of human control and snap him out of that control, or on a flaming weapon to douse th e flame).
Thi pell destroy other pell effects in a cubic volume of 2 quares x 2 squares x 2 quares. It does not affect magical item . Spell effects created by a caster (whether cleric, druid, magic-user, or elf) of a level equal to or lower than the caster of the dispel magic are automatically and immediately destroyed. Spell effects created by a higher-level caster might not be affected. The chance of failure i 5% per level of difference between the casters. For example, a 7th level cleric trying to dispel a web pell cast by a 9th level magic-user would have a 10% chance of fa ilure. Dispel magic wi ll not affect a magical item (such a a croll , a magica l sword, etc.). However, it can dispel th e effects of the magical item when th at item i used (for example, a
Create Poison Range: Touch Duration: Permanent Effect: A creature, coutainer, or object The reverse of neutrali:e poison may be ea t, by touch, on a creature or container. A cleric cannot ea t it on any other object. A victim must make a saving throw vs. poison or be· immediately lain by the poi on. If cast on a con tainer, the pell poison its contents; no saving throw applies. even for magical con tainers or conten t (such as potions). (Of co urse, whe n someone drinks th ose poisoned conten ts, he get a saving throw.) U ing create poison, or poisoning in any case, is usually a Chaot ic act.
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Protection from Evil 10' Radius Range: 0 Duration: 12 turns Effect: Barrier 2 squares in diameter This pell create an invisible magical barrier all around the caster, extending for a 1 square radius in all directions. The spell erves a protection from attack by monsters of an alignment other than the caster's. Each creature within the barrier gains a+ I to all saving throws, and all attacks against those within are penalized by - I to the attacker's attack roll whi le the pell la t. In addition, enchanted creatures cannot attack those within the barrier in hand-to- hand (melee) combat. (An enchanted creature is any creature which is magicall y ummoned or control led, such as a charmed character, or one that is not harmed by normal weapons. A creature that can be bit only by a silver weapon - a werewo lf, for example - is not an
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enchanted creature.) If anyone within the barrier attacks an enchanted creature, the barrier will no longer prevent the creature from attacking hand-to-hand, but the bonu to saving throws and penalty to attack rolls will till apply. Attacker , including enchanted creatures, can attack people inside the barrier by using mis ile or mag ical attacks. They do suffer the - 1 penalty to attack roll , but that is the only penalty they suffer.
Mage Spells Level 1
spellcaster may create three mi siles. The pellcaster may shoot the mis iles all at one target or at different targets.
Magic Missile Range: 15 quare Duration: 1 round Effect: Creates 1 or more arrows A magic missile is a glowing arrow, created and hot by magic, which inflicts 2-7 points of damage to any creature is strike . After the spell i cast, the arrow appears next to the spellcaster and hovers there (moving with him) until the spellcaster causes it to shoot. When hot, the magic missile will automatically hit any one visible target the spellcaster specifies. The magic missile actually ha no solid form, and cannot be touched. A magic missile never misses its target and the target i not allowed a saving th row. For every 5 levels of experience of the caster, two more mis ile are created by the same spell. Thu a 6th level
Protection from Evil Range: 0 Duration: 6 turns Effect: The pellcaster only See C leric Spell.
Shield Range: 0 D uration: 2 turns Effect: The spellca ter only This spell create a magical barrier all around the pellca ter (less than an inch away). It move with the spellcaster. While the duration lasts, the spellca ter has an AC of 2 against mis iles, and AC 4 against all other attacks. ff someone shoots a magic missile at a pellca ter protected by thi s spell , the 31
spellcaster may make a saving throw v . spells (one saving throw per mi ssile). If the saving throw is uccessful, the magic missile has no effect: it hits the barrier and evaporates.
Sleep Range: 24 squares Durati on: 4- 16 turn s Effect: 2- 16 Hit Dice of li vi ng creatures within a 4 squ ares squ are area This spell will put creatures to sleep fo r up to 16 turn s. It will onJ y affect creatures with 4 + I Hit Dice or less -generally, small or man-sized creatures. The spell will not affect creatures outside the 4 squ ares x 4 squ ares area whi ch the pl ayer choo es a the spell's target area. The spe ll will not work against undead or very large creatu res, such as dragons. When a character is f irst hit with a sleep spell , fa lling or sagging to the ground will not wake him up. 32
However, characters affected by a sleep spell are not in a deep sleep. Any sleeping character or creature wi ll awaken if lapped, kicked, or shaken. Characters can kill a sleeping victim with a single blow of any edged weapon. regardless of the creatu re's hit points. T he victims get no saving throw aga inst thi pell.
Charm Person Range: 12 squ ares Du rati on: See below Effect: One li vi ng person (sec below) This spell will onl y affect humans, demihumans, and certain other creature . The victim is allowed a saving th row vs. spe lls. If the saving th row is successful , the spell has no effect. If it fa ils, the victim wi ll believe that the spellcaster is its "best fri end," and will u·y to defend the
spellcaster agai nst any threat, whether real or imagined. The victim is charmed. As a general rul e, the pe ll onl y affects creatures which look similar to hum ans in various ways - hu ma n , dem ihumans, certain giant class creatures, etc. It wi II not affect animals, mag ical creatures (such as li ving statues), undead monsters, or human-li ke creature larger th an ogres. A charm may last fo r months. The victim may make another saving throw every so often, depending o n its Intelligence score. The charm is automaticall y broke n if the spellcaster attacks the victim, whether by spell or by weapon. The victim wi ll figh t norm all y if attacked by the spellcaster's allies.
Mage Spells Level2 Invisibility Range: 24 squ ares Du ration: Permanent until broken Effect: One creature or object This spell will make any one creature or object in visible. When a creature becomes in visible, all items th at he can·ies and wears also beco me in visible. Any in visible item becomes vi ible again when it leaves the creature's possession (dropped, set down, etc.). A light source (such as a torch) may be made invis ible, but the light given off will always remain visible. If the spellcaster makes an object in visible that is not being carried or worn , it will beco me visible again when touched by any li ving creature. An in visible creature will remain in visible until he or she attacks or casts an y spe ll. 33
Web Range: 1 square Duration: 48 turn Effect: A volume 1 square x 1 square x 1 square This spell creates a mass of sticky strands which are difficult to destroy except with flame. It usually blocks the area affected. Giants and other creature with great strength can break through a web in 2 rounds. A human of Average Strength (a score of 9-12) will take 2-8 turn to break through the web. Flames (from a torch, for example) will destroy the web in 2 rounds, but all creatures within the web will be burned for 1-6 point of damage. Anyone wearing gauntlets of ogre power (a magical treasure) can break free of a web in 4 rounds.
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Mage Spells Level3 Dispel Magic Range: 12 squares Duration: Permanent Effect: Destroys spells in a 2 square cube See Cleric Spell.
Fireball Range: 24 squares Duration: Instantaneous Effect: Explosion in a sphere 4 square diameter Thi pell creates a missile of fire that bursts into a ball of flame with a 4 squares d iameter (2 squares radius) where it strikes a target. The fireball will cause 1-6 points of fire damage per level of the caster to every creature in the area of effect. Each victim may make a saving throw vs. spells; if successful, the spell will
only do half damage. For example, a
ft reball cast by a 6th level spellcaster will burst for 6-36 points of damage; character who make their aving throw vs. spell will take only half of the damage rolled on the dice.
Lightning Bolt Range: 18 squares Duration: Instantaneous Effect: Bolt 6 quares long, 1/2 square wide Thi pell creates a bolt of lightning, tarting up to 18 squares away from the caster and extending 6 squares in a straight line further away. All creature within the area of effect take 1-6 points of damage per level of the spellcaster. (Thus a 6th level elf wou ld cast a lightning bolt doing 6-36 points of damage. ) Each victim may make a saving throw vs. spells; if successful , he takes only half damage. If the lightning bolt strikes a solid surface (such as a wall), it will bounce
back toward the ea ter until the total length of the bolt is 6 quares.
Protection from Evil 10' Radius Range: 0 Duration : 12 turns Effect: Barrier 2 squares diameter See cleric spell.
Protection from Normal Missiles Range: 3 squares Duration: 12 turns Effect: One creature This spell give the recipient complete protection from all small nonmagical mi siles (such as arrows, quarrels, thrown spears, etc.); the ranged attacks simply miss. Large or mag ical attacks, such as a catapult stone or a magic arrow, are not affected. The spellcaster can cast the spell on any one creature within the spell 's range.
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Hold Person Range: 12 square Duration : 1 turn/level Effect: Paralyzes up to 4 creatures See Cleric Spell.
Mage Spells Level 4 Confusion Range: 12 squares Duration: 12 rounds Effect: 3-18 creature in an area 6 square acros Thi spell will confuse its victims, affecting all creatures within a 3 squares radius. Victims with less than 2 + 1 Hit Dice are not allowed a aving throw. Those with 2 + I or more Hit Dice must make a aving throw vs . spell s every round of the spell' duraiton, if they remain in the area, or be confused. Confused creatures act randomly.
Ice Storm/Wall of Ice Range: I 2 squares Duration : Storm, I round: Wall, 12 turns Effect: Storm in 2 quare x 2 squares x 2 squares volume; An ice storm fill a 2 square x 2 squares x 2 squares cube. If cast in a smaller area, it will remain 2 squares long at most. The stom1 inflicts 1-6 points of cold damage per level of the caster to every creature in the area. Each victim may make a saving throw vs. spells; if he is ucces ful, he takes only half damage. Fire-type creatures (red dragon , fl ame salamander , etc.) have a - 4 penalty on their saving throws, but cold-type creatures (frost giant, frost salamander, etc.) are not affected by the spell.
Dimension Door Range: I sq uare Duration : I round Effect: Safely transport one creature This spell will transport one creature (either the caster or a victim up to I quare from the caster) to a place up to 36 squares away . The caster picks the desired destination. If he does not know the location, the caster may specify the direction and distance of travel, but the distance cannot exceed a total of 36 squares. If this would cau e the recipient to arrive at a location occupied by a solid object, the spell has no effect. An unwilling recipient may make a saving throw vs. spells to avoid the effect.
Curse Range: Touch Duration: Permanent Effect: Cur e opponet
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